Instead of throwing questions, hurling answers in the form of slushy tomatoes and rotten eggs is so yesterday! We have been evolving a lot in this sphere of expression as well. But even before the latest invention in the arena of such confabulations--shoe pelting--gathered dust, we witnessed a brand new style of retort, the 'Pink Chaddhi Campaign'. The idea is to send a thousand 'pink chaddis' to Mr Muthalik, who proclaimed that no girl from a decent family will visit a pub--thereby asserted that those who misbehaved with the young women there in Mangalore were direct heir to the vestiges of decency--to make him understand the other facet of democracy which perhaps his book of morality doesn't approve of.
Thus 'Pink Chaddhi' campaign emboldens two aspects of the democracy. First, unless you hold a political pedestal, your any illogical demand or imposition will be retorted with an even bigger public commotion. Second, unless you have a big political clout you must refrain from being a moral science teacher. Such privileges are reserved for politicians only.
Well Mr Muthalik, now that you have learned your lessons hard way, I wish you a very very happy valentine's day. I wish on this day your frustration sees an end and some woman thinks that you deserve more than mere 'Pink Chaddhis' and snatches your bachelorhood--frustration--away from you.
Thus 'Pink Chaddhi' campaign emboldens two aspects of the democracy. First, unless you hold a political pedestal, your any illogical demand or imposition will be retorted with an even bigger public commotion. Second, unless you have a big political clout you must refrain from being a moral science teacher. Such privileges are reserved for politicians only.
Well Mr Muthalik, now that you have learned your lessons hard way, I wish you a very very happy valentine's day. I wish on this day your frustration sees an end and some woman thinks that you deserve more than mere 'Pink Chaddhis' and snatches your bachelorhood--frustration--away from you.
